Britny Fox : Boys in Heat (Expanded Edition)

THERE'S THIS GIRL

I USED TO KNOW

THE WAY I FEEL

HEAVEN KNOWS

Brides of Destruction : Here Come the Brides

 Nikki Sixx 

(born Frank Carlton Serafino Feranna Jr.)

(December 11, 1958)

 is an American

 musician, 

songwriter, 

record producer, 

author, 

photographer, 

and radio personality, 

best known as 

the co-founder,

 bassist, 

primary songwriter, 

and only constant member

 of the

 heavy metal band 

Mötley Crüe.

Prior to forming

 Mötley Crüe, 

Sixx was a member of

 Sister 

before going on to form

 London

 with his Sister

 bandmate

 Lizzie Grey.

 In 2000, 

he formed side project 

group 58

 with

 Dave Darling, 

Steve Gibb

 and

 Bucket Baker, 

issuing one album, 

Diet for a New America.

 Also in 2002,

 he formed the hard rock

 supergroup 

Brides of Destruction

 with

 L.A. Guns 

guitarist 

Tracii Guns.

 Formed in 2006, 

initially to record

 an audio accompaniment

 to Sixx's autobiography

 The Heroin Diaries: 

A Year in the Life of a 

Shattered Rock Star,

 his side band

 Sixx:A.M.

 featured songwriter,

 producer, 

and vocalist 

James Michael

and guitarist

 DJ Ashba.

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Foreigner : Agent Provocateur

IN MY LIFE

THERE'S BEEN

HEARTACHE AND PAIN

I DON'T KNOW IF I CAN 

FACE IT AGAIN

Bryan Adams : Unplugged

I GOT MY 

FIRST REAL SIX STRING

BROUGHT IT AT THE

FIVE AND DIME

PLAYED IT TIL MY

FINGERS BLED

WAS THE 

SUMMER OF '69

Motörhead : 25 & Alive: Live at Brixton Academy

Or

 I Found This Cover 

Also

I GOT NO REASON

TO LIE TO YOU

WHAT'S IN THE CARDS

THAT'S WHAT I DO

I WAS BORN RUNNING 

AND LAUGHING OUT LOUD

WITH MY FEET ON THE GROUND

AND MY HEAD IN THE CLOUDS

Tesla : Mechanical Resonance

BANG-BANG,

SHOOT'EM UP

BANG-BANG

BLOW YOU AWAY

Damageplan : New Found Power

 Darrell Lance Abbott

 (August 20, 1966 – December 8, 2004),

 known professionally as

 Dimebag Darrell,

 was an 

American musician.

 He was the guitarist 

of the

 heavy metal bands

 Pantera 

and

 Damageplan, 

both of which he

 co-founded 

alongside his brother 

Vinnie Paul. 

He is considered 

by many

 to be one of the

 greatest metal

 guitarists of all time.

A son of country

 music producer 

Jerry Abbott,

 Abbott began 

playing guitar at age 12, 

and Pantera

 released its debut album, 

Metal Magic

 (1983), 

when he was 16. 

Originally a

 glam metal musician, 

Abbott went by the stage name

 Diamond Darrell

 at the time. 

Two further albums 

in the glam

 metal style

 followed with

 Projects in the Jungle 

(1984) 

and

 I Am the Night 

(1985), 

before original vocalist 

Terry Glaze

 was replaced by 

Phil Anselmo

 in 1986

 and 

Power Metal 

(1988)

 was released.

 The band's 

major-label debut,

 Cowboys from Hell

 (1990),

 introduced a 

groove metal sound 

to which Abbott's

 guitar playing

 was central.

 This sound was refined 

on 

Vulgar Display of Power 

(1992), 

and the group's 

third major-label record,

 Far Beyond Driven, 

debuted at No. 1 

on the

 Billboard 200

 in 1994.

Tensions within Pantera 

reduced its output 

after the release of 

The Great Southern Trendkill

 in 1996, 

and

 Reinventing the Steel

 (2000) 

was the band's

 final studio album 

before its

 acrimonious separation

 in 2003. 

Abbott subsequently

 formed

 Damageplan 

with his brother 

Vinnie Paul 

and released 

New Found Power, 

the band's 

only album,

 in 2004. 

Other works

 by Abbott

 included a 

collaboration with 

David Allan Coe 

titled 

Rebel Meets Rebel 

(2006) 

and numerous 

guest guitar solos

 for bands such as

 Anthrax. 

While on tour with

 Damageplan, 

Abbott was shot and killed

 by a deranged fan 

during a performance 

at the Alrosa Villa nightclub

 in Columbus, Ohio

 on 

December 8, 2004. 

Three others were

 shot and killed

 before the 

perpetrator 

was killed

 by a police officer.

Abbott was ranked at No. 92 

on 

Rolling Stone's list of

 "The 100 Greatest Guitarists 

of All Time" 

in 2011, 

and No. 19 

on Louder's list of 

"The 50 Greatest Guitarists

 of All Time"

 in 2018. 

He placed at No. 5 

on Gibson's list of 

"The Top 10 Metal Guitarists

 of All Time"

 in 2015,

 and the same year 

was ranked as the

 most influential

 metal guitarist 

of the

 past 25 years 

by VH1.

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Foreigner : Inside Information (Expanded Edition)

I FIND MYSELF

IN A STRANGE SITUATION

AND I DON'T KNOW HOW

WHAT SEEMED TO BE AN

INFACTUATION

Ozzy Osbourne : Stockholm, Sweden 12/06/83

Ozzy Osbourne

December 6th 1983

Draken

Stockholm, Sweden 

"Bark at the Moon" Tour

(CRY WOLF)

Korn : See You On The Other Side

HEY YOU,

HEY YOU,

DEVIL'S LITTLE SISTER

LISTENING YOUR 

TWISTED TRANSISTOR

HOLD IT UP

BETWEEN YOUR LEGS

TURN IT UP

TURN IT UP

Randy Rhoads : Short Compilation Of RANDY RHOADS Career

 Randall William Rhoads

 (December 6, 1956 – March 19, 1982) 

was an 

American guitarist. 

He was the 

co-founder 

and original guitarist

 of the

 heavy metal band 

Quiet Riot, 

and the guitarist

and co-songwriter 

for

 Ozzy Osbourne's

 first two solo albums

 Blizzard of Ozz 

(1980) 

and

 Diary of a Madman 

(1981).

 Rhoads was

 posthumously inducted into

 the Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame

 in 2021

Accept: Balls To The Wall (2001 Remastered Edition)

TOO MANY SLAVES 

IN THIS WORLD

DIE BY TORTURE

AND PAIN

Jack Russell : For You

 Jack Patrick Russell 

(December 5, 1960 – August 7, 2024)

 was an American

 Rock vocalist.

 He was a founding member

 of the hard rock band

 Great White

Motörhead : On Parole (Remastered and Expanded)

THEY LOCKED ME UP,

PUT ME AWAY

SAID

" YOU'RE GONNA GET OUT

 IN FOREVER AND A DAY"

AC/DC : Eissporthalle, Berlin, Germany 12/03/79

OUT ON THE TOWN

LOOKING FOR A WOMAN

GONNA GIVE ME GOOD LOVE

ANBODY WANNA HANG OUT WITH ME ?

I'M REALLY BURNING UP

 

Slayer : Show No Mercy / Live Undead

DOUBLE SHOT 

OF

SLAYER

STALKING THE NIGHT

CAN'T YOU FEEL I'M NEAR ?

Stone Temple Pilots : Thank You

 Scott Richard Weiland

  (October 27, 1967 – December 3, 2015)

 was an

 American singer 

and songwriter. 

He was best known 

as the

 lead vocalist 

of the rock band 

Stone Temple Pilots

from

 1989 to 2003 

and again from

 2008 to 2013, 

recording six albums 

with them.

 Weiland is also known

 for being the

 lead vocalist 

of the rock 

supergroup 

Velvet Revolver

 from 

2003 to 2008. 

He also released 

one album

 with

 rock supergroup

 Art of Anarchy

 in 2015, 

as well as four 

solo studio albums

 and

 several collaborations 

with other musicians

 throughout his career.

Weiland was noted for his

 flamboyant and chaotic 

onstage persona, 

his consistently 

changing appearance,

 and his versatile 

vocal style. 

He also 

became known

 for his use of a

 megaphone

 for a unique

 vocal effect

 during concerts.

 He sold over 

50 million albums 

with his 

various projects 

and collaborations.

Weiland's career 

was plagued by 

substance

 abuse issues,

 leading to various

 high-profile arrests 

and his firings from

 Velvet Revolver

 and 

Stone Temple Pilots. 

On December 3, 2015, 

at the age of 48, 

he was found dead

 on his tour bus in

 Bloomington, Minnesota, 

due to an 

accidental

 drug overdose.

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